Our Story
In 1971, four visionary families came together with a dream: to create and plant what would become one of Oregon's most iconic vineyards—Hyland Vineyard. Perched above the Van Duzer Corridor, this historic site is a cornerstone of the Willamette Valley's wine legacy. The vineyard's roots run deep, with its first 45 acres planted between 1971 and 1979. These included Alsatian varieties, including the legendary Coury Clone Pinot Noir, cultivated on original rootstock—a rarity that adds to its distinction. Since 2007, NW Wine Co. has stewarded this remarkable vineyard, expanding it to 185 sustainably farmed acres. Hyland flourishes in red volcanic Jory soil, producing exceptional Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling, and Gewürztraminer that embody the region's unique terroir. In 2021, Hyland Vineyard celebrated 50 years of shaping Oregon’s wine legacy. Today, it invites you to experience its history, exceptional wines, and enduring spirit as a landmark of Willamette Valley’s rich winemaking tradition.
The Vineyard
Established in 1971, the vineyard today spans over 200 acres with roughly 185 acres under vine; making it one of Oregon's oldest and largest vineyards.
The Team
At Hyland Estates, our people are as much a part of our wines as the soil, sun, and rain that shape them. From the Vineyard, to the Cellar, and in the Tasting Room.